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Welcome to Community Service-Learning!Community Service-Learning (CSL) integrates meaningful community service with classroom instruction and critical reflection to enrich the learning experience and strengthen communities for the common good.
CSL Students for Winter 2012 Semester:By this point in the semester you should be finished your CSL placement or project. Please remember, to thank your community partner for the opportunity to serve with them. Remember to complete and have the supervisor sign your Placement Attendance Form. That form should then be handed in to your course instructor. Consider discussing with your placement supervisor the possibility of staying on or returning as a volunteer with the organization! Please contact a CSL coordinator if you are having any issues with finishing your placement. CSL Faculty:The Centre for Community Partnerships at the University of Toronto is offering a Summer Faculty Institute on Service-Learning, Wed. May 16th, 8:30am-3pm, at Hart House, Downtown Campus, Toronto. This event is open to faculty and staff from other institutions. For more info go to:
INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING IN THE COMMUNITY? Check-out the Laurier Volunteer website at: www.wlu.ca/volunteer for lots of great volunteer opportunities for students, staff, faculty, retirees and alumni! Aren't sure what you would like to do, or how to have the greatest impact? Contact a CSL coordinator to find out more about volunteer opportunities in the community. StudentsOrganizationsFaculty |
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CSL Inspires!CSL Testimonials from our Faculty, Students and Community Partners "Community service-learning provided an excellent way for students to apply theories to real world problems and acquire theoretical knowledge from the real world." Felix Munger, Dept. of Psychology, WLU. "I think the CSL placements are a wonderful way of taking the course material and the individual to a new level." - Jeet Ghoshal, WLU Student. "As a non-profit organization, we benefit greatly from the hours of service provided by the students from Laurier. We are so pleased with the work you are doing here in our community, and we look forward to many more ways we can work together in the future." - Charlie and Sue Kopczyk, Why Not City Missions, Brantford. Send us your CSL Inspires testimonial!We'd love to hear your CSL story. Please send us an email telling us about your CSL placement. Submissions from faculty, staff, students and community partners all are welcome!! Please email your testimonial to Shannon at spennington@wlu.ca CSL Placements Spark Interest in the Nonprofit Sector!The HR Council for the Nonprofit Sector has a new web service that highlights how the nonprofit sector is uniquely positioned to offer a range of careers that are dynamic, engaging and rewarding. Go to: http://www.hrcouncil.ca/about-the-sector/home.cfm for more info. CSL Student Resource!WLU's Diversity and Equity Office has produced a great one-page resource for students involved in off-campus community engagement. The resource, entitled "Inclusive Community Engagement" can be found in theDocuments section of this webpage. |
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